Talk:Raymond Stein
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Does this doctor 'deserve' a Wikipedia article?
editAlthough an ophthalmologist of great achievement, Dr. Stein is hardly more accomplished than many, many other academics who have yet to have a Wiki article about them created. Indeed, in the University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine alone - Dr. Stein's alma mater - there are literally dozens of world-class academics who have had many highly influential research results and multiple publications in the highest impact publications, e.g. Nature, Science, NEJM, Lancet, Circulation, etc.
Despite what some people may believe, I cannot agree with their conclusion that Dr. Stein is a "notable alumnus" of the Faculty of Medicine at the U of T. No one could argue that he has not had a highly successful career with multiple important accomplishments. However, "had a highly successful career with multiple important accomplishments" is a phrase that aptly describes some hundreds of U of T Medicine graduates.
I move that the article should be marked for deletion. Gaussgauss (talk) Gaussgauss (talk) 02:55, 9 March 2023 (UTC)
And, beyond that, the entire article reads like an advertisement.Gaussgauss (talk)